6 Secrets to Help You Study More Productively

Let’s face it, laziness can hit at any moment, and it can seem so hard to overcome at times. However, there are ways to trick yourself into being productive so that you can get stuff done. Keep reading to learn my secrets to being productive!

1. Set up a time frame

Picking a start time and an end time for studying can help you avoid feeling like study time is just dragging on. Because if that happens, it starts getting really hard not to get frustrated and get really tired of studying. The best way to avoid that feeling is to make a study plan before hand to ensure that you don’t end up not doing enough or stretching yourself too thin is to pick a time frame to do your work.

2. Get a quiet space

It is almost impossible to study productively if you’re surrounded by distractions. That being said, it is important to find a peaceful space where you can focus. I recently put a desk in my room, and let me tell ya, it has made a world of difference in my productivity. Having a place that you can go where you know you can focus is imperative in order to get things done!

3. Make some tea/ coffee

For whatever reason, drinking a hot liquid when trying to study helps a lot. Just having something there to sip on is nice, and the caffeine boost is also a plus. Having a Keurig in college is so convenient so that you can make coffee whenever you need it! My go to stay drink is a French Vanilla Cappuccino! When I’m not in a coffee mood, I like to drink tea. Nothing like coffee or tea to get an exhausted student going.

4. Put on some music

My favorite music to listen to when I study is the “Intense Studying” playlist on Spotify. However, if you’re not about instrumental music, “Brainfood” is another good one. Playing some peaceful music is really helpful to aid in concentration. Really any background noise, such as a fan, will help with your focus.

5. Put down your phone!

Now that you’ve got your tunes on, literally take your phone, move it away from you, and place it face down so that you can’t see the notifications! Nothing can interrupt your study flow like getting a notification that someone liked your insta pic. Don’t worry, you’ll be able to check your phone in a few minutes when you…

6. Take a break

Every 20 minutes or so it’s important to take a break to prevent burnout. It’s especially important if you’re doing homework on the computer. If you don’t take a break every once in a while when studying, it is more likely that you’ll start getting a headache and get irritated, which does not help with focus. So, every once in a while take a short break.

Thank you for reading, I hope this helps! If you have any study tips that help you, comment them below!

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